South Tacoma Assembly of God

What happens when God begins to shake what's in our lives? In this message, we explore the sifting and separating that takes place when we are in Christ. While Scripture tells us that we are a new creation and that old things are passed away, the reality is that our minds and hearts often struggle to catch up. This sermon speaks to the tension between who God says we are and what we are still sort...

Kingdom culture call us to see life through God's truth, not through social norms or personal perception. God invites us to look beyond what's "out there" and examine what's in our hearts. We don't get to pick and choose how we see reality-when we do, truth becomes opinion. Kingdom vision isn't based on our words or our feelings, but on what God has spoken. When we see as God sees, truth remains t...

In this message, we explore how God forms and guards His people through truth-no agendas. As believers living in a world shaped by political pressure, social identity, and cultural influences, we are reminded that God never operates from reaction, but from truth. This sermon challenges us to move beyond what surrounds us and examine what lives within us. When God is not just present around us but...

This message emphasizes that living in God's image begins with having clean hands and a pure heart, creating space for God to work fully in your life. When your inner life is aligned with him, you gain the ability to see God in everything you do and say. True transformation is not about outward appearance, but about what God is forming within you, because what is inside will inevitably come out. E...

This message highlights the importance of stewarding prayer in the life of a believer. It introduces three essential keys to how we are called to steward prayer: intense prayer, leveraging prayer, and intentional prayer. The teaching focuses especially on how to pray with intensity-showing that the power of prayer pushes us beyond our natural weakness and overcomes the limitation of the flesh that...

A message based on the story of Isaac, Rebekah and their sons, Highlighting the complicated situation surrounding the promised birthright. It reminds us that God often gives His promises through imperfect people and imperfect moments, and encourages us to hold onto those promises with faith.

Love and stewardship go together. Love is the reason and the guide for how we care for what god has given us. John 3;16 shows that God's for the world never failed, even after the fall. that same love teaches us how to steward his creation with care and gratitude.

Two people can't walk together until they agree on the direction they are going in. In Sunday's message, Northwest Ministry Network Superintendent, Dr. Don Ross, helped us celebrate Pastors' Appreciation by challenging us to reconsider who it is we are connected to.

God’s vision is the most important vision for our life. His vision for us provides purpose. When we walk in His vision, we're walking out our purpose. When God gives you vision for life, you can go anywhere, be you, and be okay.

The spirit of fear manifests as more than just the fear of things or people. The spirit of fear can also disrupt our relationship with God, causing us to escape intimacy with Him. It's through that intimacy and relationship with Him that we are able to stand in authority, commanding fear and trauma to leave our lives. You’re one encounter away with Jesus from deliverance, healing, and freedom.

Where do you keep your treasures? Those things that are near to your heart and hard to let go of? In this message, Pastor George ministers on the exchange we make when we give God our treasures - we end up becoming one ourselves.

Change is the biggest test of life. If we value comfort over character, we will get mad and bitter. If we have an appreciation for what God can do through change, we’ll embrace it rather than push it away. There's an authority you carry to see change through the eyes of God. Our outlook on change can be secure in knowing that God always has the best outcomes in mind.

When something stands the test of time, it proves its value over a long period of time and does not fail, wear out, or go out of style. Trials test our endurance or our ability to forbear. In the midst of every trial, we have the opportunity to Transform, Restore, Improve, Align, and Loose.

Times of trial help us in our pursuit, our perception, and our practice of the Word of God.

Every day that we get up, we are tested. Don't give up now - your biggest impact is still ahead. Endure the test of time.

Don’t make your timing a demand on God, but give God’s grace an opportunity to bring fulfillment to your situation in His timing.

Should we look for timing or should we believe in faith in God's timing? Both. God's timing is not something we can control, but something we can believe in and look for the fulfillment of. If God has promised you something in faith, wait on Him and His timing.

Time is a plan, schedule, or arrangement when (something) should happen or be done. Timing is the choice, judgment, or control of when something should be done. Timing is never right for a planned time, but creates opportunity for change. If God has promised you something in faith, wait on Him and His timing.

We are filled with different hungers every day - emotional, financial, and relationship appetites that can move us out of service to our King as we pursue those things. When we train our appetites, we operate as disciplined individuals. That discipline will increase our endurance and allow us to stand fast, holding onto our faith in difficult times.

In the times we are living in, it is so important to apply the Word of God, not just know it. Standing still and knowing that He is God enables us to face challenges head on, empowered by the revelation of Him that we find in His Word.

Purpose doesn’t drive time; time brings fulfillment to purpose. Seasons were created to allow us to see the beginning and end to growth or maturity. Because of this, we must be mindful of life’s many adjustments and evaluate the way we are sowing into the coming harvest.

God is a God of provision and a God of preparation. God, the perfect Father, seeks to prepare the heart of every father to bear the responsibility of fatherhood. Even though our own personal experiences with fatherhood can cause the weight of this subject to be heavy, Pastor George emphasizes the heart of the Father, and how to pursue healing, restoration, and setting a new trajectory for your own...

There is an empowerment that comes from Jesus, and it is through His empowerment that we possess authority through faith. Salvation is the way we receive the empowerment Jesus provided for us, and salvation remains the way we follow Him and influence the lives of those around us.

When we share our testimony, we disarm the enemy from using parts of our life's story as ammunition against us. Pastor Jonathan Burger tells his testimony, encouraging the listener that God can use what looks like broken pieces to fulfill His purpose and plan for our lives.

What is mental health, and how does the Bible fit in to how we view and address it? Jonathan and Abby Burger discuss some of the misconceptions of mental health and the role the church plays in helping people to live well spirit, soul, and body. To register for the Mental Health and the Bible seminar, use the link below!